The Red Demon Beast Bitch is gone. It would be a lie if I didn’t say that it was a bit bittersweet … for like a hundredth of a second. Then I remembered all of the pain and agony she put me through, financially and mentally.
After I signed the title of the car over, the dealer asked me if they got a buyer for the RDBB if I would be willing to talk to them. I looked at him and said, “No, she’s your problem now.” And he just laughed and said he didn’t blame me. I can just imagine how that conversation would go down. I can do without any additional cursing and death threats in my life.
The 3 hours I sat at the dealership, I was not excited even though I was getting rid of the 7-year-old pain in my ass. The dealer kept saying, “Why aren’t you smiling? You’re getting a new car.” ”Why do you look so worried?” Because, ever since I realized that if my parents every really wanted to abandon me, all they’d have to do is wait for me to spend the night at a friend’s house, I’ve become quite proficient at manufacturing my own anxiety. Hell, I even developed a three-day eyelid twitch just trying to decide what kind of car I wanted.
But once the whole deal was over and I had the keys in my hand, I hugged the dealer. Hugged my car. And I may have even done a happy dance in the middle of the parking lot … in front of people.